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    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 3 days ago

    I see "Dunning-Kruger" cited all the time by people who can't or refuse to understand the most basic physics . It's one of their shields against actually having to think .

    It's trivial to understand and experientially undeniable :

    Particles moving "up" in a gravitational field slow down , ie: cool ; 
    Those moving down speed up , ie: heat .

    Newton's Law of Gravity which explains how much faster satellites go in lower orbit also explains how much faster molecules go at the bottoms of atmospheres and thus quantitatively explain the temperature profiles of all planets whatever their atmosphere including the ~ 33c warmer the bottom of our atmosphere is than our radiative balance with the Sun .

    The GHG paradigm , excluding the Law of Gravity in violation even of conservation of energy , being false , has thus never presented a testable equation quantifying their asserted spectral "trapping" nor an experimental demonstration of it .

    LD
    Lauren Dove
    Posted 3 days ago

    Hello Bob, 
    It is nice to see your opposing views. However - would you be interested in discussing some of your definitions here?

    It is incorrect to say “Particles moving “up” in a gravitational field slow down, ie: cool.”

    It is incorrect to say “Those moving down speed up, ie: heat.”

    This explanation in relation to particles, fields, gravitation, speeds and temperature, are not in accord with natural science.

    Could you explain how Newtons Law of Gravity for falling objects, explains increase of speed for objects in orbit?

    Thank you,

    L. Dove 
    Arbiter - Advanced Universal Law

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    Hello Bob, It is nice to see your opposing views. However - would you be interested in discussing some of your definitions here? It is incorrect to say “Particles moving “up” in a gravitational field slow down, ie: cool.” It is incorrect to say “Those moving down speed up, ie: heat.” This explanation in relation to particles, fields, gravitation, speeds and temperature, are not in accord with natural science. Could you explain how Newtons Law of Gravity for falling objects, explains increase of speed for objects in orbit? Thank you, L. Dove Arbiter - Advanced Universal Law
    Lauren Dove

    Do you know what heat is ?

    I learned Newton's Laws over half a century ago in PSSC high school physics . We learned how to calculate orbital velocities . We learned the surprising fact that planets in lower orbits go faster -- Mercury so fast that it became one of the first demonstrations of special relativity .

    We learned that heat is average kinetic energy of ricocheting molecules .

    That's all that's needed to calculate the temperature profiles of planets as a number of people have now done in terms of pressure and QUANTITATIVELY shown to apply across all planets whatever the composition of their atmospheres .

    That "quantitatively" is a big word . It's what makes hard sciences hard : http://cosy.com/Science/QuantTrumpsQual.jpg .

    The spectral GHG paradigm has never presented a testable , ie: quantitative , equation for its "trapping" of heat in excess of the radiative equilibrium Tyndall demonstrated > 150 years ago . Because it violates basic physics .

    See http://www.cosy.com/BobA/vita.htm for my background .

    LD
    Lauren Dove
    Posted a day ago
    In reply to:
    Do you know what heat is ? I learned Newton's Laws over half a century ago in PSSC high school physics . We learned how to calculate orbital velocities . We learned the surprising fact that planets in lower orbits go faster -- Mercury so fast that it became one of the first demonstrations of special relativity . We learned that heat is average kinetic energy of ricocheting molecules . That's all that's needed to calculate the temperature profiles of planets as a number of people have now done in terms of pressure and QUANTITATIVELY shown to apply across all planets whatever the composition of their atmospheres . That "quantitatively" is a big word . It's what makes hard sciences hard : http://cosy.com/Science/QuantTrumpsQual.jpg . The spectral GHG paradigm has never presented a testable , ie: quantitative , equation for its "trapping" of heat in excess of the radiative equilibrium Tyndall demonstrated > 150 years ago . Because it violates basic physics . See http://www.cosy.com/BobA/vita.htm for my background .
    Bob Armstrong

    Thank you for your links, Bob. Very interesting!

    Are you saying that when we can accurately measure all of the change in temperature; that this will mean, or show, that there will have been no change?

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted a day ago
    In reply to:
    Thank you for your links, Bob. Very interesting! Are you saying that when we can accurately measure all of the change in temperature; that this will mean, or show, that there will have been no change?
    Lauren Dove

    All of this has been over a change of about 0.3% -- from about 288 Kelvin to 289 . Satellites have shown no trend above noise since about the turn of the century while CO2 has gone up about 10% -- continuing the increasing greening of the planet .

    But with a return of the field to a respectable branch of quantitative applied physics by including the gravitational component which explains the temperature "lapse rate" with altitude , the small effect of changes in CO2 will be able to be worked out .

    LD
    Lauren Dove
    Posted 16 hours ago
    In reply to:
    All of this has been over a change of about 0.3% -- from about 288 Kelvin to 289 . Satellites have shown no trend above noise since about the turn of the century while CO2 has gone up about 10% -- continuing the increasing greening of the planet . But with a return of the field to a respectable branch of quantitative applied physics by including the gravitational component which explains the temperature "lapse rate" with altitude , the small effect of changes in CO2 will be able to be worked out .
    Bob Armstrong

    288 to 289. Very interesting! (I think I know exactly what you are talking about!)

    And once you have worked out the exact figure; what will this figure represent? How can you have an “interval of temperature”? (lapse rate)

    Is this 0.3% that we are talking about here a range of error in calculating intervals? (vibration/tone/potential)

    Have you taken your study to the level of light waves, electricity and the periodic elements?

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 13 hours ago
    In reply to:
    288 to 289. Very interesting! (I think I know exactly what you are talking about!) And once you have worked out the exact figure; what will this figure represent? How can you have an “interval of temperature”? (lapse rate) Is this 0.3% that we are talking about here a range of error in calculating intervals? (vibration/tone/potential) Have you taken your study to the level of light waves, electricity and the periodic elements?
    Lauren Dove

    I'm sorry . I should have labeled Kelvin which is like centigrade ( celsius ) but starts at absolute 0 . Thus you can talk about 289. being 0.34% hotter than 288. 0.0 centigrade is 273.15 Kelvin . The temperature of a gray ball . ie: totally flat spectrum , in our orbit totally is about 278.6 +- 2.3 from perihelion when we are closest to the Sun in early January to when we are furthest at aphelion .

    I go thru a lot of this on my website http://cosy.com/#PlanetaryPhysics which include a link to my talk at a Heartland Inst conference a few years which goes thru the calculations in terms of spectra , ie: wavelengths .

    You will see that at the time I just showed that Venus's extreme temperature could not possibly be explained by a spectral GHG phenomenon , so my "alternate hypothesis" was "I don't know" .

    Only since then did it become clear and demonstrated that the bottoms of atmospheres are hotter than a gray ball in their orbit due to the universal trade-off of gravitational and kinetic energy which everybody who has thrown a ball in the air can understand .

    I don't think that was much questioned until the anti- CO2 cult came along and ascribed , without equation , that gravitational thermal gradient to spectrum . It's done enormous damage to both human -- particularly the poor -- and ecological -- vast landscapes polluted with intermittent bird chopper ( which need special dispensation for that particular carnage ) and which still need to be backed up 100% by fossil or nuclear for the week and longer periods the wind doesn't blow .

    LD
    Lauren Dove
    Posted 6 hours ago
    In reply to:
    I'm sorry . I should have labeled Kelvin which is like centigrade ( celsius ) but starts at absolute 0 . Thus you can talk about 289. being 0.34% hotter than 288. 0.0 centigrade is 273.15 Kelvin . The temperature of a gray ball . ie: totally flat spectrum , in our orbit totally is about 278.6 +- 2.3 from perihelion when we are closest to the Sun in early January to when we are furthest at aphelion . I go thru a lot of this on my website http://cosy.com/#PlanetaryPhysics which include a link to my talk at a Heartland Inst conference a few years which goes thru the calculations in terms of spectra , ie: wavelengths . You will see that at the time I just showed that Venus's extreme temperature could not possibly be explained by a spectral GHG phenomenon , so my "alternate hypothesis" was "I don't know" . Only since then did it become clear and demonstrated that the bottoms of atmospheres are hotter than a gray ball in their orbit due to the universal trade-off of gravitational and kinetic energy which everybody who has thrown a ball in the air can understand . I don't think that was much questioned until the anti- CO2 cult came along and ascribed , without equation , that gravitational thermal gradient to spectrum . It's done enormous damage to both human -- particularly the poor -- and ecological -- vast landscapes polluted with intermittent bird chopper ( which need special dispensation for that particular carnage ) and which still need to be backed up 100% by fossil or nuclear for the week and longer periods the wind doesn't blow .
    Bob Armstrong

    Well, it’s been interesting talking to you, Bob. I do not know if any of your theory is accurate, and you haven’t really answered any of my questions. You’ve given me more to think about though.

    This whole climate change debate is a complete disaster, isn’t it..

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted a few seconds ago
    In reply to:
    Well, it’s been interesting talking to you, Bob. I do not know if any of your theory is accurate, and you haven’t really answered any of my questions. You’ve given me more to think about though. This whole climate change debate is a complete disaster, isn’t it..
    Lauren Dove

    It's diverted a very costly amount of my time and energy because it violated even my sense of physics going back to being grade school nerd during the Eisenhower administration .

    It is appropriate to call it a religion because it abandoned the classical quantitative testable analytical method of physics certainly by the time of James Hansen et al's 1981 paper https://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/abs/ha04600x.html which has NO quantitative analysis or proof of anything yet became a lynch pin for this horrendously destructive ( for the common man and the environment but a gravy train for the globe trotting political elite ) fiasco .

    And reducing the role of gravity to the undeniable experience as the story of an apple falling on Newton's head I think cuts thru the egregious nonscience .

    GM
    Gavin Magrath
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    I see "Dunning-Kruger" cited all the time by people who can't or refuse to understand the most basic physics . It's one of their shields against actually having to think . It's trivial to understand and experientially undeniable : Particles moving "up" in a gravitational field slow down , ie: cool ; Those moving down speed up , ie: heat . Newton's Law of Gravity which explains how much faster satellites go in lower orbit also explains how much faster molecules go at the bottoms of atmospheres and thus quantitatively explain the temperature profiles of all planets whatever their atmosphere including the ~ 33c warmer the bottom of our atmosphere is than our radiative balance with the Sun . The GHG paradigm , excluding the Law of Gravity in violation even of conservation of energy , being false , has thus never presented a testable equation quantifying their asserted spectral "trapping" nor an experimental demonstration of it .
    Bob Armstrong

    "which explains how much faster satellites go in lower orbit "

    What??? 
    Are you sure you know what you're talking about and aren't, right now, showing your Dunning Kruger?

    "I see "Dunning-Kruger" cited all the time by people who can't or refuse to understand the most basic physics " 
    Really? It has nothing to do with physics. Do you understand dunning kruger? It's the theory that those who are wildly incompetent lack even the ability to discern incompetence from expertise.

    "The GHG paradigm" 
    Paradigm?? 
    Sorry - are you claiming greenhouses don't work? Or are you claiming C02 is not a greenhouse gas and, amazingly, pumping billions of tons of it into our atmosphere has no effect at all?

    "...explain the temperature profile of all planets..." 
    What??? Mars has no atmosphere, venus has one thick with acid, you think it's just "gravity" that explains those differences? Wow. Please tell me you don't have a degree in physics.

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    "which explains how much faster satellites go in lower orbit " What??? Are you sure you know what you're talking about and aren't, right now, showing your Dunning Kruger? "I see "Dunning-Kruger" cited all the time by people who can't or refuse to understand the most basic physics " Really? It has nothing to do with physics. Do you understand dunning kruger? It's the theory that those who are wildly incompetent lack even the ability to discern incompetence from expertise. "The GHG paradigm" Paradigm?? Sorry - are you claiming greenhouses don't work? Or are you claiming C02 is not a greenhouse gas and, amazingly, pumping billions of tons of it into our atmosphere has no effect at all? "...explain the temperature profile of all planets..." What??? Mars has no atmosphere, venus has one thick with acid, you think it's just "gravity" that explains those differences? Wow. Please tell me you don't have a degree in physics.
    Gavin Magrath

    I consider it a paradigm in the Kuhnian sense , https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/thomas-kuhn/ , because both sides in the debate buy into it .

    If you don't know the purported "greenhouse" effect has nothing to do with the stopping of convection by the glass enclosures of actual greenhouses the you need to do at least a little reading . That notion was falsified by Wood in 1909 , http://principia-scientific.org/publications/Experiment_on_Greenhouse_Effect.pdf, altho I think much better experiments could be designed even for high school classes today .

    Yes , I and 10s of thousands of other quantitatively trained individuals have been trying to get that message thru this arrogant herd ignorance for years .

    And , yes , several people have published graphs showing that the gravitational >< kinetic ( thermal ) energy tradeoff dominates even at Earth's sea level pressure . The next time I see one , I'll add it to my archive at http://cosy.com/Science/.

    GM
    Gavin Magrath
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    I consider it a paradigm in the Kuhnian sense , https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/thomas-kuhn/ , because both sides in the debate buy into it . If you don't know the purported "greenhouse" effect has nothing to do with the stopping of convection by the glass enclosures of actual greenhouses the you need to do at least a little reading . That notion was falsified by Wood in 1909 , http://principia-scientific.org/publications/Experiment_on_Greenhouse_Effect.pdf, altho I think much better experiments could be designed even for high school classes today . Yes , I and 10s of thousands of other quantitatively trained individuals have been trying to get that message thru this arrogant herd ignorance for years . And , yes , several people have published graphs showing that the gravitational >< kinetic ( thermal ) energy tradeoff dominates even at Earth's sea level pressure . The next time I see one , I'll add it to my archive at http://cosy.com/Science/.
    Bob Armstrong

    Wow, you're just not even addressing the point, or my challenge. 
    Your claim about particles slowing and cooling as they move up in a gravitational field is flat wrong. Higher orbits move faster. It also has nothing to do, frankly, with climate change or with cognitive bias, which is why it's so strange to see it here - not just wrong but apparently off topic.

    No I do not think and never argued that CO2 stops convection - that's a wild strawman. 
    Is your point that you do not think humans have any material impact on our environment? Or is it just that you think describing heat as moving particles somehow sounds clever and addresses anthropogenic climate change?

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    Wow, you're just not even addressing the point, or my challenge. Your claim about particles slowing and cooling as they move up in a gravitational field is flat wrong. Higher orbits move faster. It also has nothing to do, frankly, with climate change or with cognitive bias, which is why it's so strange to see it here - not just wrong but apparently off topic. No I do not think and never argued that CO2 stops convection - that's a wild strawman. Is your point that you do not think humans have any material impact on our environment? Or is it just that you think describing heat as moving particles somehow sounds clever and addresses anthropogenic climate change?
    Gavin Magrath

    Do the calculations .

    You are the one who said "are you claiming greenhouses don't work?" I responded to that . Yes they work . By stopping convection . And they are irrelevant .

    The point is that gravity quantitatively explains planetary temperature profiles all the way to the core and atmospheres are not immune . But it is excluded "with prejudice" from the spectral GHG paradigm which has NEVER presented either quantitative equation nor experimental demonstration of its asymmetric heat trapping

    Heat IS moving particles .

    It's not clever . It used to be basic high school physics half a century ago . It should be still if there is any hope for an educated population .

    GM
    Gavin Magrath
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    Do the calculations . You are the one who said "are you claiming greenhouses don't work?" I responded to that . Yes they work . By stopping convection . And they are irrelevant . The point is that gravity quantitatively explains planetary temperature profiles all the way to the core and atmospheres are not immune . But it is excluded "with prejudice" from the spectral GHG paradigm which has NEVER presented either quantitative equation nor experimental demonstration of its asymmetric heat trapping Heat IS moving particles . It's not clever . It used to be basic high school physics half a century ago . It should be still if there is any hope for an educated population .
    Bob Armstrong

    Yes Bob heat is moving particles. 
    Now the question is, are they moving faster on average in our atmosphere and oceans now as compared to 100 or 200 years ago? The answer is yes. The next question is "why"? Since the gravitational field of the earth hasn't changed, that's obviously not the answer.

    Now, this was a talk about cognitive biases, and you commented to say you see people talking about DK who know nothing about physics as an excuse to ignore it. That's a pretty wild accusation to make, and DK has nothing to do with physics, so it seems to me *you're* the one bringing it up in an effort to avoid the point. But unless you want to point out someone here making a DK type of error, you're just trolling.

    "and atmospheres are not immune" 
    What a weird comment. I mean, the moon has no atmosphere and no climate, for all intents and purposes neither does mars. How can you possibly pretend that gravity explains our climate? It's such a bizarre claim. I mean, if true our climate wouldn't change. If it was all gravitationally determined then since the earth's mass isn't really changing our climate should have been stable for the last billion years. It hasn't been and isn't.

    I mean, it's not rocket science: if what you said were true, we would see a completely different world and climate. So what you say - that it's all just gravity - is not true, and your implication - that all those thousands of climate scientists doing their jobs and collecting their data are all wrong and wasting everyone's time - is also not true.

    Also you said things going up the gravity well slow down and get cooler. I'm the second person to challenge you that that is wrong, it's utterly backwards, higher orbits are faster, period. How can you keep avoiding that?

    Bob Armstrong
    Posted 2 days ago
    In reply to:
    Yes Bob heat is moving particles. Now the question is, are they moving faster on average in our atmosphere and oceans now as compared to 100 or 200 years ago? The answer is yes. The next question is "why"? Since the gravitational field of the earth hasn't changed, that's obviously not the answer. Now, this was a talk about cognitive biases, and you commented to say you see people talking about DK who know nothing about physics as an excuse to ignore it. That's a pretty wild accusation to make, and DK has nothing to do with physics, so it seems to me *you're* the one bringing it up in an effort to avoid the point. But unless you want to point out someone here making a DK type of error, you're just trolling. "and atmospheres are not immune" What a weird comment. I mean, the moon has no atmosphere and no climate, for all intents and purposes neither does mars. How can you possibly pretend that gravity explains our climate? It's such a bizarre claim. I mean, if true our climate wouldn't change. If it was all gravitationally determined then since the earth's mass isn't really changing our climate should have been stable for the last billion years. It hasn't been and isn't. I mean, it's not rocket science: if what you said were true, we would see a completely different world and climate. So what you say - that it's all just gravity - is not true, and your implication - that all those thousands of climate scientists doing their jobs and collecting their data are all wrong and wasting everyone's time - is also not true. Also you said things going up the gravity well slow down and get cooler. I'm the second person to challenge you that that is wrong, it's utterly backwards, higher orbits are faster, period. How can you keep avoiding that?
    Gavin Magrath

    Let's get the physics right .

    Have you done the calculations which show that indeed planets in lower orbits go faster ?

    Is heat the average kinetic energy of molecules bumping into each other ?

    Does a particle go slower when it moves upward thus to be in balance with total energy , ones above will be hit with a little less kinetic energy than those below ?

    And , incidentally , it was shown in 1959 that even photons red shift ( cool ) climbing out of a gravitational well . But you are claiming atmospheres are immune .

    Bonus question : Read Hansen et al "seminal" 1981 paper , https://pubs.giss.nasa.gov/abs/ha04600x.html , and point out where they prove anything .









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